Sentence examples for natural notion from inspiring English sources

That is, we tried as much as possible to go to the heart of conscious visual perception by tagging the natural notion of "seeing" – regardless of its fuzzy or illusory nature – from the point of view of the observer.

We introduce and discuss a natural notion of stationarity for such functionals.

There is a natural notion of Hausdorff dimension for its boundary at infinity.

For subalgebras of simple AF algebras, we consider another natural notion of reflexivity which does not rely on projections.

The abstract Wiener space, unlike the classical Wiener space, does not possess a natural notion of time.

We define a natural notion of criticality according to which the critical values of (k, ℓ) are (ν/2−3/2,ν/2−3/2

At a most basic level it flies in the face of our most natural notions of fairness.

What are the possible (natural) notions of Hp that generalize the usual Hardy spaces Hp RN)?

For graphs, there are several natural notions of morphism; one is a map between the nodes that preserves edges (in one direction).

The exposition begins with inspecting some natural notions candidate to solve the problem before proposing the measure-valued gradient and proving its satisfactory properties.

He found philosophical grounds for this idea in Cicero's report (see, e.g., De natura deorum (On the Nature of the Gods), I.43 5) of the Hellenistic theory of anticipationes (anticipations) and of naturales informationes (natural notions), which we have not learned from teachers or custom, but are instead derived and received from nature (III, 356 7).